Najlah Iqbal, Author at Chicago Monitor

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Najlah Iqbal studied at Northeastern Illinois University in hopes of receiving a bachelors in English and Secondary Education. She is a poet whose work has been published in SEEDS, her university literary magazine.

Northeastern Illinois University Protests the Budget Death of Higher Education

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Chicago’s Epidemic of Gun Violence Becomes the New Normal

Najlah Iqbal - December 17, 2015 1

Suburban Poetry Slam: Louder Than A Lawnmower

Najlah Iqbal - December 7, 2015 0

National Crisis of Homelessness Felt Deeply in Chicago

Najlah Iqbal - November 24, 2015 1

Ahmed Mohamed’s Clock and the School to Prison Pipeline

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Emma Coronel, wife of drug lord El Chapo, faces exceptional new monitoring by feds

WLS-TV - December 8, 2023 0

Family, friends ‘outraged’ after mother shot dead during mental health call in Morris; body cam released

WGN-TV - December 8, 2023 0

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Exploring the impact of Muslims assimilating in American society to achieve the "American Dream."

Assimilation & Diversity in the USA

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Breaking the Silence: Addressing Workplace Discrimination

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A Black Muslim Teen was Hung from a Tree & No One Notices

Amal Ahmed - March 3, 2017 14

Women in hijab: Uncovering discrimination in the workplace

Heather Elawawadh - February 20, 2013 26

An Open Letter to Male Comedians

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‘Dude, where’s my car?’: Winter parking ban goes into effect tonight

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‘We are all pretty upset about it’: Neighbor shocked after 10-year-old…

The perspectival evolution of Islamophobia through recent generations

7 Chicago Firefighters Injured While Battling Roseland Fire

Assimilation & Diversity in the USA

The perspectival evolution of Islamophobia through recent generations

Refugees with Disabilities Struggle to Join the Workforce

Latino Muslims Give Back to Community

The “Threatening” 1%

Same God: A Commentary on the Intersection of Islam and Christianity

#MosqueMeToo Goes Viral, Breaks Silence on Sexual Assault During Muslim Holy…

Don’t Be Silent

Unmosque-ing the Stigma Behind Disabilities in the Muslim Community

In the Moement: “Cannabis Dispensary Licenses, the Tobacco Business & What…

Why Does Cobra Kai Work?

Iftar con arroz y frijoles: Latinos Embracing Islam in the Age…

Chicago Filmmaker Traces Parents’ Immigrant Roots in Upcoming Documentary

7 Must-See Films at Chicago International Film Festival

Breaking the Silence: Addressing Workplace Discrimination

Florida Man Randy Fine Demands Israel Blow Up Innocent Palestinian Civilians

On the Widespread Inaccessibility of Mosques

How Chicago TV journalists are broadcasting live from home during coronavirus:…

‘Crimson Contagion 2019’ Simulation Warned of Pandemic Implications in US

Najlah Iqbal

Northeastern Illinois University Protests the Budget Death of Higher Education

Chicago’s Epidemic of Gun Violence Becomes the New Normal

Suburban Poetry Slam: Louder Than A Lawnmower

National Crisis of Homelessness Felt Deeply in Chicago

Ahmed Mohamed’s Clock and the School to Prison Pipeline

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A Black Muslim Teen was Hung from a Tree & No One Notices

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